Small Parties and Independent Voters Frustrated With Experimental California Top-Two Primaries Law
Election Methods articles on Democracy Chronicles
This election methods reform section will highlight alternatives to the widely used plurality voting system like approval, ranked and instant-runoff voting. See our entire section called Voting Methods Central. Also see our section on American democracy.
Against Arizona’s Proposition 121, a Flawed “Top-Two” Primary
Anyone in Arizona who wants fairer election results should vote against Arizona’s Proposition 121, learn about vote-splitting, and look at the Declaration of Election-Method Reform Advocates to see which election-method reforms are supported by election-method experts
What All Third Parties Can Agree On
Third Parties Can Agree: A Unique Call For Third Parties to Unite For Reform of Election System
Approval/Score Voting Details: Support for Defecting Faction
What Would be the Worst Scenario Using the Approval and Score Voting Method? A Defecting Faction.
Democracy in Theatre: The Ice-Cream Flavor War
To help people better understand vote-splitting, and how this unfairness can be overcome, I wrote The Ice-Cream-Flavor War. A performance of it gives the audience the experience of seeing vote splitting in action, and seeing how pairwise counting can overcome that unfairness.
INTERVIEW: Writer Discusses Election Reform and New Website
Writer Discusses Election Reform And Calls For Deep Changes to Elections Across the World – Thanks to augustin, founder of minguo.info, for taking part here
Strategy for Approval and Score Election Methods
Approval and Score Elections: An Organized Way of Thinking About Election Methodologies
Possibility of Nightmare Election Scenario Worries Activists
Presidential Nightmare Election Could End in Some Very Undemocratic Ways That Reveal Deep System Flaws
A Computer Program For Counting ICT in Pseudocode
Counting ICT in Pseudocode: A Proposal For ICT in Computer Programming Language
New Approval Poll Strategy Based On the First Poll
Michael Ossipoff Examines Strategy Options For DC’s New Approval Poll